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πΊπΈodor | π¬π§odour
πΊπΈcolor | π¬π§colour
πΊπΈflavor | π¬π§flavour
πΊπΈrumor | π¬π§rumour
πΊπΈhonor | π¬π§honour
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πΊπΈodor | π¬π§odour
πΊπΈcolor | π¬π§colour
πΊπΈflavor | π¬π§flavour
πΊπΈrumor | π¬π§rumour
πΊπΈhonor | π¬π§honour
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ββπThe Two Goats
Long ago, there lived two Goats. One had curly horns. The other had straight horns. They looked for fresh grass, which shepherds had not used for their sheep. The Goats were never afraid to cross high mountains or streams.
One day, the Goats went to find grass, each in one direction. Both found lovely fresh meadows. The Curly-
horn Goat wanted to tell his friend about his meadow. The Straight-horn Goat, too, wanted to do the same. They started to look for the other.
Suddenly, the Curly-horn Goat saw a rushing stream, with a narrow bridge across it. He began to cross the bridge.
Just then, the Straight-horn Goat also reached the same stream, from the other side. He also saw the narrow bridge and stepped on it.
Suddenly, both the Goats looked up. They saw each other!
Now, the bridge was too narrow for both the Goats to cross at the same time. One Goat had to go back for the other to pass! But both the Goats stood firm. Each Goat wanted the other to move back.
They started nudging each other, quite hard. Sadly, they both fell into the stream and drowned.
Be kind and give others a chance.
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Long ago, there lived two Goats. One had curly horns. The other had straight horns. They looked for fresh grass, which shepherds had not used for their sheep. The Goats were never afraid to cross high mountains or streams.
One day, the Goats went to find grass, each in one direction. Both found lovely fresh meadows. The Curly-
horn Goat wanted to tell his friend about his meadow. The Straight-horn Goat, too, wanted to do the same. They started to look for the other.
Suddenly, the Curly-horn Goat saw a rushing stream, with a narrow bridge across it. He began to cross the bridge.
Just then, the Straight-horn Goat also reached the same stream, from the other side. He also saw the narrow bridge and stepped on it.
Suddenly, both the Goats looked up. They saw each other!
Now, the bridge was too narrow for both the Goats to cross at the same time. One Goat had to go back for the other to pass! But both the Goats stood firm. Each Goat wanted the other to move back.
They started nudging each other, quite hard. Sadly, they both fell into the stream and drowned.
Be kind and give others a chance.
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Idiom of the Day
πset the world on fire
βπΎMeaning:
If you set the world on fire, you do something that creates a lot of excitment and makes you famous.
βFor example:
πΊBob Marley took Jamaican reggae music and set the world on fire with it.
πΊOur drama group's first production didn't exactly set the world on fire, but we learnt a lot while doing it.
βNote: This idiom is often used in the negative, as in "he didn't set the world on fire with..."
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πset the world on fire
βπΎMeaning:
If you set the world on fire, you do something that creates a lot of excitment and makes you famous.
βFor example:
πΊBob Marley took Jamaican reggae music and set the world on fire with it.
πΊOur drama group's first production didn't exactly set the world on fire, but we learnt a lot while doing it.
βNote: This idiom is often used in the negative, as in "he didn't set the world on fire with..."
βββββββββββββ
#Idiom_of_the_Day
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